A Container may depend on one or many other Containers.
Within a Section: Containers can depend on each other directly as long as they are within the same section.
Between Sections: Use event-driven communication to avoid direct dependencies. This approach aids in future microservices splitting. Consider using message queuing systems like Kafka or RabbitMQ.
Actions-Task Communication: Actions may call tasks from other Containers.
Model Interaction: Models from different Containers may have relationships.
Dependency Management: To enhance maintainability, it's recommended to explicitly define dependencies according to your preference. However, automatic dependency injection can be a viable option.
Alternate Communication Methods: Consider any alternative communication method commonly employed in microservices architecture, such as message brokers, RPC (Remote Procedure Call), or RESTful APIs.
